US Holocaust Museum’s “early warning signs of fascism” sign is going viral
- The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum wants to make sure that fascism doesn’t make a comeback.
- A Twitter user snapped a shot of a poster from somewhere inside the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C.
- Judging by dollar sign symbol in the lower right hand corner, the sign looks to be a poster for sale.
- The poster is derived from a 2003 article detailing the potential warning signs of an incoming fascist regime. Read more.
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That’s right, bruv. We shouldn’t listen to what the holocause museum says about fascism. We should listen to catholic...
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